David Beckham
I’ve been told that I’m the biggest David Beckham fan people have ever met. I assure you that I don’t go gaga over his pics, but as a player he is everything you’d expect – extremely hard-working, talented, gives 110% every time and is flawed as well as simple genius.
Becks had an illustrious career with Manchester United before being kicked out by SAF and thrown Real Madrid‘s way, who then proceeded to shoot themselves in the foot by giving him a poor contract which led him to head towards LA Galaxy, where Becks will, in all likelihood, end his professional career.
He’s been excellent for England as well, both under Eriksson and under McClaren (who saw the light finally and picked him for the national team).
Top Ten Free Kick Specialists Of All Time
Cast your mind back to Saturday August 15th 1998. Manchester United were kicking off their season with a home game against Leicester City and one David Beckham was making the headlines for all the wrong reasons. His infamous moment of petulance at the 1998 World Cup saw him transformed from hero to zero in the…
David Beckham: Legend
David Beckham, with his floppy hair and unassuming ways, was an instant success at Manchester United. A lifelong United fan, who had made the journey from the south with his dad to attend our games at Old Trafford, with an ability that stood out from the rest from a young age. Aged 11, Beckham won…
David Beckham: Professionalism Personified
As I watched him both before, during, and after the game tonight in Rome, one has to marvel at the professionalism of this man. He hasn’t played competitive football since November, yet he played virtually the entire game tonight at the Stadio Olimpico against AS Roma. The teams drew, 2 x 2. According to Panini…
David Beckham: “I Want to Give a Hand to Milan.”
Air Beckham landed yesterday in Milan. The move has been criticised by some who see it as a ‘glamour’ signing for Milan and a ‘fashion capital’ move for the Beckhams, but Beckham has always had his critics on and off the pitch, it’s the price that comes with being the most famous footballer on the…
The Beckhams Finally Arrive In Milan
David Beckham is finally an AC Milan player, albeit for a short period of time. He arrived in the Italian city on Saturday morning after which Beckham went for the medical. Beckham is joining the Italian powerhouse on a short term contract as the MLS season is now over and the former Manchester United and…
Victoria Beckham – Posh Spice, the most famous WAG
Victoria Caroline Adams is a singer, dancer, fashion designer, author, businesswoman, actress, model, Posh Spice from the Spice Girls and married to David Beckham (AC Milan on loan from LA Galaxy, England). She was born on 17th April 1974 in Essex, England. She met David in 1997 at a charity football match; they got engaged…
Gallas to AC Milan, Villa Want Heskey or Santa Cruz, Why Bastian Schweinsteiger Turned Down Juventus, and more!
Today’s Transfer Rumor Roundup focuses on two Premiership clubs that promise to spend big, as well as a third that could join them. We’ll also take a look at one player who went from franchise cornerstone to someone who could leave in January, as well as Tottenham’s continued quest for a new goalkeeper. Finally, we’ll…
Spurs Spending Spree, Podolski to Arsenal, Everton or Manchester City, Owen to Liverpool and more
Tottenham are linked with more reinforcements (no central midfielders though), Podolski is linked with a move to England, the Owen to Liverpool and Arshavin to England rumours will never die, and will Beckham find a permanent home in Milan?
Beckham and MLS – What’s The Verdict?
Earlier this season, David Beckham and the L.A. Galaxy played a series of barnstorming games in South Korea and China. Aside from England, Asia has been Beckham’s most rabid fan base since the 2002 World Cup was held there. In the first match against FC Seoul, the 65,000-seat stadium was only half full. Five years…
An American Werewolf (wishes he were) in London
America and soccer have never had much more than a tepid amateur relationship. The paradox of this relationship resides in the fact that there are more soccer players in the United States than England, France, Argentina, Spain, and Brazil combined (FIFA.com). If you ask anyone if they’ve played on a club team at some point…
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